Coronation of Pope Pius II At St Peter's Basilica
Rome Aug 10 Pope Pius II was crowned in St. Peter's Basilica before about 70 000 spectators. Card Dignitaries and diplomats attended as Cardinal Macebi placed the triple crown. The ceremony lasted five hours with grand pageantry and chants.
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Pius II
St. Peter's
Macebi
Pen- Ulf
Vatican
Sedis Gestatoria
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Macchi Pisces
Pontis Mead
Cardinal Macchi
Jesus Christ
Typographical Union meets in Washington with leaders present
Washington Aug 10 Secretary Cortelyou Public Printer Palmer Willis Moore and other prominent men attended the opening session of the International Typographical Union where pledges were taken. President Lynch delivered his annual report urging a tolerant stance toward employers and noting financial growth. The session adjourned after a ceremonial benediction. Roosevelt also issued a letter to Governor Durbin on mob law urging swift justice and restraint to prevent lynching and protect due process amid race violence.
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Cortelyeu
Palmer
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Lynch
Addrens Uie
Janis M. Lynch
Truiles Wiloniet
Trean Uirer
Directi
Bie
Soal
Moby
Cis
Xeon
Cantrell Confesses to Murders in Indianapolis
Rufus Cantrell known as King of the Colored Ghouls, in Indiana reformatory, swears to have helped rob graves and to have participated in several murders in Indianapolis. He names Pullman Watterson and Walter Johnson killings, plus a Pennsylvanian Claude victim with gold watch and bank checks, and details Carrie Selvage’s abduction and murder.
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Indianapolis
Rufus Cantrell
Indiana
Walter Johnson
Newark
Cantrell
Pensylvania
Claude
Englewood Bank
Chicago
Carrie Selvage
Postoffice Robbery Ring Exposed in Bucamore
Five youths aged eight to fourteen in Bucamore Illinois admitted systematic thefts at the post office. They watched workers open combination lock boxes and deciphered codes before looting letters and money orders. An older unused wagon held fourteen letters to County Superintendent Gross, some with bad money inside.
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Bucamore
T. J. Brunen
Gross
Des Moines Woman Sues Northwestern Life Over Gold Bond
Rena B. Cathcart of Des Moines files suit in Polk County District Court against Northwestern Life and Savings Co claiming money paid for an investment certificate was obtained via false representations. The petition accuses mismanagement and alleges the agent promised 60 dollars would yield 1200 dollars over ten years, a claim not reflected in the written contract.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Rena B. Cathcart
Dy Moines
Northwestern Life and Savings Company
Abe
BOF
Canadian Yacht Stratcona Wins Canada Cup Race Again
Toronto August 10 Stratcona (Canadian) again defeated Irondequoit (American) in the second pace for the Canada’s Cup today winning by 25 minutes.
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Toronto
Strat Cona
Irondequoit
Secon
Death in cyclone wrecks Pittsburg mining camps
A tornado swept through the northern and eastern mining districts near Pittsburg, destroying hundreds of buildings from Devlin Miller to the Me plant. Dozens were killed or injured including Mrs. Antone Sarto and Mrs. William Holliday, with many seriously hurt. A contemporaneous dispatch reports insurgent activity in Macedonia and unrest in Monastir region, plus a Danville lynching inquiry.
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Pluiburs
Pittsburg
Devlin Miller Soft
Frontenae
Enie
Nelson
Antone Sarto
Camp 17
William Holliday
Morgan
Julia de Bray
William Shept
Thornburg
Aliaed
George Wheaton
Tink
Dokuann
Colorer
Nelaun
Ualian Mince
Lewtia Mifer
Mame Wukoows
Qung
Lyvken
Double Tragedy Involving Prominent Locals
A chaotic report details a fatal act attributed to temporary insanity affecting a Kent Stowe AP BD and associates. The document mentions a transportation camp and a wife injured or involved, with authorities citing insanity as the cause while noting the family faced a violent event leading to a fatal outcome.
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Linitaln
Kent Stowe
Puiten & “Kranportation Campans
Anil
Grandstand Collapse at Philadelphia Ball Game
A stadium disaster in Philadelphia results in eight deaths and around two hundred injuries as a wooden viewing walkway collapsed during a National League game. Spectators were hurled to the sidewalk twenty feet below, creating a gruesome scene and prompting an inquest.
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Philadelpia
Aus
Inge
Lospburg
Fhe Hospital
Aileen Rodgers
Willan J. Rabam
Mate B. Reed
George Conningham
Iigaty
Nicholas Moses
Edward Willismon
Serrentils
Montgomery Woman Aims at Self in Chicago Tragedy
Mrs Henry Glover formerly Elizabeth Gordon now Mary Lytle left Montgomery for Chicago two weeks ago after a succession of name changes. She is described as the daughter of Keaule Lytle of Murphreesboro and a granddaughter of Gen William Lytle. The piece notes she attempted death by her own action in Chicago, and connects her to prominent relatives including Mrs Carter Harrison of Murphreesboro and the late Benjamin Harrison.
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Montgomery
Agn
Henry Glover
Chicago
Marie Gordon
Mary Lytle
Keaule Lytle
Mur Phreesboro
Tenny
William Lytle
Carter B. Harrison
Murphreesboro
Henjamin Harrison
Pittsburg Lockout Ends in Peace Terms for Buildin g Trades
Pittsburg null Aug 10 Committees of the Mullecrs change League and the Building Trades Council agreed to peace terms ending the strike and lockout in Allegheny county. The agreement covers all workers who joined the sympathy strike against A and B Wilson Co for not signing a wage scale for hoisting engineers. The league will address hoisting engineers wages and arbitrate disputes. Terms mirror the league’s original boycott settlement. Netteville Wis Scheita farmer who killed his daughter fainted in my cell from loss of blood and exposure and struck his head on the stone floor. Death followed soon atten
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Pittsburg
Mullecrs' Change League
Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Allegheny County
Afl
A. & 8. Wilson Company
Huliders’ League
Netteville
Wis
Sehuita
Patrick Leyden
Atten
Tomatoes Thrown At French Premier in Marseille
Aug 10 reports describe Premier Combes returning from a banquet when tomatoes were hurled. A coachman was struck in the eye as assailants fled from police pursuit. In the ensuing struggle, police fired, wounding three. several suspects were arrested or escaped, with one handing a revolver to a companion.
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Marseilles
Combes
Friendly Society of Teachers
Pelletan
Marie
Henri Kirison
Megan
Tulailes Teuchil
Tieing
Areing
Picola Han
More Evidence Against Taylor in Goebel Murder Trial
In Georgetown Kentucky on August 10 Frank Ceeti, a prosecution witness, testified that a $2,500 offer for Goebel’s assassination was made by former Governor Taylor. He claimed the men were desperadoes who sang of going to Frankfort to kill Goebel, and linked Catech powers to the indictment as an accessory in the crime.
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Orgetown
William Goebel
Taylor
Frank Ceeti
Catech Powers
Goebel
Frankfort
Hhe
Nature of Evidence in Hombert Trial Reveals Family Turmoil
The trial titled Hombert examines family dynamics as key witnesses, with Frederic Lambert detailing events around a crime scene and related incidents. Testimony covers personal conduct, insurance ventures, and alleged property concerns, shaping the case's factual landscape.
Servia Ostracized by Two Powers
Fragmented OCR note reports Servia isolated by Russia and Austria Hungary as a broader European tension unfolds. The text mentions Queen Liege and a meeting at an unspecified time, with references to Serbia and allied motions amid shifting alliances.
Turkiye Forces Clash With Insurgent Band Reported Skirmish
Fragmented text describes Turkish troops engaging an insurgent band along a border area near Surewited and Avitlage Rushir with limited detail. Mentions frontiers, localized clashes, and patrol actions near Mareasbannan and Sabon with uncertain locations and witnesses.
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Sufumioe
Surewited
Avitlage Rushir
Ehweenbeati Nioticey Alist Eit
Mareasbannan
Venta. Mig
Sabon
Meare
Zibeni
Last Week's Market Conditions Show Little Evidence
Fragmented and garbled text references market activity and weather conditions. Mentions bears, trading, and water socks amid unclear events. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Czar Denounces Demand for Exemplary Punishment
In St. Veterstore on August 1 the czar urged exemplary punishment for the murderer of a young woman killed last week in Memastie. Turkish investigators report the suspect was arrested, but officials face delays in securing full cooperation and delivering justice.
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St. Veterstore
Erie
Explosion at Dickersy coal mine destroys plant
An August 10 explosion of oil at the Dickersy coal mine caused a blaze that wrecked the mine’s plant. About 150 workers were underground but all escaped safely as the fire spread to the mine. No injuries were reported from the incident.
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Ind
Dickersy
Thy
Thera
Phoebe Moulton Celebrates 108th Birthday in Latrosse
Aug 10 Latrosse. Mrs. Phoebe Moulton mother of Captain L I Moulton, president of LaCrowce Telephone Co, has just celebrated her 108th birthday. Born in South Berwick, Maine, she has spent fifty years married in the west and enjoys excellent health.
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Wik
Phoebe Moulton
L, IL
Moulton
LaCrowce Telephone Company
South Berwick
Heaith
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